The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-08-27
THE REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.

of Wills. is a resident of the Sd district and SON.
in-law of the late Samuel Brady. He is we'll and
favorably known to the people of the county and
has been connected with the Agricultural Society,
the Grange, &c. He is o gentleman OF very
pleasant address and is thoroughly qualified to
discharge the duties of the office. He has always
been an earnest Republican, but has never held
Office.
The nominee for Sheriff, William White, is
resident of the 9th district and native OF Baitl-
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is employed in the Mount Vernon Mills. He is
an active Republican and although not very well
known, is man who bears an excellent character.
BENJAMIN F. Croft, the nominee for Treasurer,
is popular citizen of the 4th district and is ex-
tensively engaged in milling at 0wings' Mills
He is also agent for agricultural implements, and
is shrewd and active business man, well quail
fed to efficiently discharge the duties of the i'm
portant Office for which he was nominated.
Isaac M. Cate, George M. Fultz and John Bond,
the nominees for County Commissioners, are
among our best citizens and are justly popular
Mr.. Cate resides at Waverly, 9th district, and is
highly esteemed and successful merchant. He
is also connected with several banks and possesses
business ability of rare order. He is son-iu-
law of the late Horace Abbott, and although never
before known in politics in the county, has always
been an earnest Republican. Mr.. Fultz, is res
ident of the 9th district and is manager of the ex-
tensiye paper mills of Messrs. Wm II. Hoffman
& Sons. He is a man of high character and fine
business abilities, and was brave soldier in the
Union army during the late war. Mr.. Bond is
one of the best and most successful farmers of the
business man and in every way a most worthy
and highly esteemed citizen.
The nominees for Judges of the Orphans Court
are John W. Hicks, James L. Norwood and Thos.
Gorsuch of C. Mr.. Hicks is resident of the 9TH
district, and farmer and stcne-mason. Mr..
Norwood is a farmer il the 18th district, and Mr..
Gorsuch resides on his farm the Belair road,
18th district. lie is local preacher of the M. E.
Church and one of our best citizens.
D. Hopper Emory, the nominee for States At
torney, is a resident of the 9th district and son
of the late Judge. Emory. He is gentleman of
unblemished character and is highly respected
by all who know him. He has been in active
practice for a good many years and is u careful
and clear-headed lawyer.
The nominee for County Surveyor, Calvin S.
Harlan, is a farmer in the 11th district and about
forty years Of age. He is first-rate surveyor
and is actively engaged in that profession
The nominees for the House of Delegates
William Whitelock, F Albert Kurtz, Alceas Hooper,
James F. Maggie, John E. Dempster and Frederick
Gross Mr.. Whteock is retired merchant and
resides at Mt. Washington, Sd district He is
well known to the people of the county as man
of character and ability and one who would fill
with credit any Office in the gift of the people,
Mr. Kurtz is a resident of the 9Th district and
conducts publishing house in the city. He is
young man of fine business abilities, excellent ad-
dress and agreeable presence, and well qualified
for the Office. Mr.. Hooperis a member Of the well
known manufacturing firm of VIM. E. Hooper
Sons, whose extensive mills are located at Wool
berry and Mt. Washington. He is a gentleman
of high character and justly popular. Mr.. Nagle
lives at Gainesville, LIST district, and is carpen-
ter by trade. Mr.. Dempsteris quite young man
and resides in the 18th district. Mr. Gross is a
resident of the 18th district and is engaged in the
coal business at Highlandtown. He is said to be
a good business man.